Book a Campsite at Great Plains State Park, OK
Description
At Great Plains State Park, Oklahoma's diverse terrain is showcased while giving visitors a well-rounded vacation experience. Great Plains State Park is located in southwestern Oklahoma, south of Hobart. Nestled in the shadows of the Wichita Mountains, on the east shore of Tom Steed Lake, the park is extremely appealing for the variety of activities it has to offer.
The rough, rocky terrain of the Wichita Mountain foothills provides miles of mountain biking trails for experts and beginners alike. Hiking trails give visitors a chance to explore the park on foot and take in the scenery at a slower pace. Whether biking or on foot, visitors will have access to over 400 acres of park land. Rock climbing in granite boulder fields is also a favorite activity at Great Plains State Park.
With 31 miles of shoreline, Tom Steed Lake offers endless water sport opportunities. Enjoy a swim area with a beach and easily-accessible boat ramps. Visitors may bring boats to the lake for skiing, as well as for fishing. Fishing is at Tom Steed Lake, where catfish, bass and crappie can all be found.
Tom Steed Lake and Great Plains State Park are both havens for many other types of wildlife. When not on the water or hiking/biking a trail, kids will enjoy the park's playground. If you're looking to enjoy the amenities of camping at Great Plains State Park, but want to venture out on a day trip, the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge is only a few miles away.
Great Plains State Park offers a variety of accommodations. Online reservations must be made for RV and tent campsites. Some RV sites include sewer, water and electricity hookups. Restrooms and showers are provided in the campgrounds and leashed pets are allowed. When it comes to meal time, fire up an outdoor grill at one of the picnic areas, because you just might have fresh fish for dinner.
Nearby Attractions:
History buffs will enjoy seeing the ruins of the 115-year-old mine that once operated in the area and has been abandoned ever since. The remnants of the 1904 Gold Bells Mill and Mine are located in the northeast area of Great Plains State Park. A small mining town called Wildman was built around the same time in the area, but has completely disappeared without a trace. (Caution: Rattlesnakes are known to inhabit the ruins of Gold Bells mine. Use caution while exploring the area.)
RV Modern
Wed Sep 18 2024 - Sun Aug 17 2025Reservations can be made for today and can be made up to 11 Month(s) in advance.
RV Premium
Wed Sep 18 2024 - Sun Aug 17 2025Reservations can be made for today and can be made up to 11 Month(s) in advance.
RV Semi Modern
Wed Sep 18 2024 - Sun Aug 17 2025Reservations can be made for today and can be made up to 11 Month(s) in advance.
Shelter Large
Thu Sep 19 2024 - Sun Aug 17 2025Reservations must be made 1 Day(s) ahead of arrival and can be made up to 11 Month(s) in advance.
Shelter Small
Thu Sep 19 2024 - Sun Aug 17 2025Reservations must be made 1 Day(s) ahead of arrival and can be made up to 11 Month(s) in advance.
Tent Premium
Wed Sep 18 2024 - Sun Aug 17 2025Reservations can be made for today and can be made up to 11 Month(s) in advance.
Season Schedule
- Biking
- Boating
- Comfort Stations
- Concessions
- Dump Station
- Fishing
- Gift Shop
- Grills/Briquettes
- Handicapped Parking
- Hiking
- Picnic Area
- Playground
- Rock Climbing and Rappelling
- Swim Beach
- Swimming
- Watchable Wildlife
- Waterskiing
Reservations must be cancelled 5 days in advance of your scheduled arrival date in order to receive a full refund. Any reservations cancelled inside of the 5-day cancellation window will forfeit the first night's fees.
Facility Rates*
Sep 03 2024 -
May 22 2025
May 23 2025 -
Sep 01 2025
Sep 02 2025 -
May 21 2026
*Displayed rates do not reflect discounts, attribute fees (electrical hookups / water hookups), taxes or incremental charges
**Weekly rates may not be available for all sites
34.74581, -98.96741
34°44'45"N, 98°58'3"W
Located at the intersection of Hwy 183 & County Rd 1566. From I-62 go north Hwy 183 (Snyder, OK exit) approx. 7 miles. From I-40 go south 183 (Clinton, OK exit) approx. 59 miles. Park entrance at County Rd 1570 & State Hwy 183.